Feat/page content update

[clairekinde11]

Update to section about what pages can have content edited
Added details on fields that can be edited (for AI searching)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Expanded content management documentation to include the new "Verify password" page, clearly outlining editable page elements such as general content, error messages, and helper text.
  • Revised descriptions on authentication pages to provide a detailed list of editable elements, enhancing clarity and user guidance during content updates.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates two documentation files related to content customization. One file now includes a new section for the "Verify password" page and a more structured breakdown of editable elements, while the second file clarifies the description of editable page elements such as headings, field labels, helper text, and error messages. These changes focus exclusively on enhancing the clarity and detail of the content management documentation in Kinde.

Changes

File Path(s)	Change Summary
src/.../content-customization/how-content-is-managed.mdx src/.../content-customization/update-auth-page-content.mdx	- Added documentation for the new "Verify password" page. - Reworded and detailed the list of editable elements for pages (e.g., headings, field labels, helper text, error messages).

Possibly related PRs

• Feat/page content #317: Updates content editing procedures and clarifies content management, which aligns with the changes introduced for the "Verify password" page and expanded editable element details.

Suggested reviewers

• marcosmartini

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Hop along the lines of code, I say,
A new page blooms in docs today.
“Verify password” now joins the crew,
With headings and labels all fresh and new.
A happy hoot from this rabbit’s view! 🐰

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[oliwolff1]

Left 1 minor comment. Everything else is great.

[oliwolff1]

@clairekinde11 - re "privacy, and T&C acceptance"
Shouldnt the ' (comma) be removed? I am no expert here though

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

src/content/docs/design/content-customization/how-content-is-managed.mdx (1)

26-32: Refinement of Editable Content Descriptions:
The updated section detailing the editable content for various pages is much clearer. One minor note: in the "Sign-up page" description, consider reviewing the punctuation around "privacy, T&C acceptance" (e.g. using "privacy and T&C acceptance") for consistency and clarity—especially in light of previous feedback regarding punctuation in similar lists.

src/content/docs/design/content-customization/update-auth-page-content.mdx (1)

11-27: Overall Document Structure and Consistency:
The document maintains a clear step-by-step guide for updating page content and is consistent with the modifications made in the related "how-content-is-managed" file. Ensure that similar terminology is used across all documentation for a uniform user experience.

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[style] ~24-~24: This phrasing can be overused. Try elevating your writing with a more formal alternative.
Context: ...tc. 4. Make the changes to the content. If you want, you can use text variables, explained ...

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📒 Files selected for processing (2)

• src/content/docs/design/content-customization/how-content-is-managed.mdx (1 hunks)
• src/content/docs/design/content-customization/update-auth-page-content.mdx (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/content/docs/design/content-customization/how-content-is-managed.mdx (2)

20-21: Inclusion of New "Verify password" Page:
The new entry clearly adds "Verify password" to the list of pages supporting content editing. This is well integrated into the existing list.

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1-9: YAML Header and Front Matter Check:
The YAML front matter appears correctly structured and consistent with the documentation format. No issues found here.

src/content/docs/design/content-customization/update-auth-page-content.mdx (1)

23-23: Enhanced Instruction Clarity on Editable Elements:
The updated instruction now specifies that the content shown corresponds to page elements such as headings, field labels, helper text, and error messages. This makes it much clearer to users what parts of the page can be edited.